Please share real world 0-60 and 1.4 mile times

I am hoping they comment on the potential for e85. I figure the fuel pump or injector duty cycle goes too high, but I wanna hear them say it. Hopefully it is as simple as new injectors to allow it.

@@Dmand18729@kchiang4200 we will have more information about the turbo upgrades next week. Additional power is possible with out the need to upgrade the fuel system. Thankfully, the factory left quite a bit of overhead on the factory fuel system.

@@Dmand18729Same. Plenty of good E85 in my area. I'd like to know if I can run it 24/7 like I do in my 91 NA1.

The torque curve represents the efficiency of the engine, but also the torque from the electric motors decreasing at higher engine speeds.

@@ScienceofSpeedLLC Fair enough. I did watch the dyno video and already forgot! Doh!

Agreed! Love this and can't wait to install...

These wheels are compatible with the factory 14mm radius lug nuts. Aftermarket lug nuts with the same shape will be compatible. The lug nut bores can fit sockets with out issue. Thank you for your interest!

We love our FK8, and are always look for things we can offer that are new and fresh. Thank you!

At what part of the video did he say discontinued? Unless back ordered now means discontinued? Talk about making false claims….

@@dvidn878 I’m sorry, you are correct. I should have used the word backordered instead. However, the situation has changed since then. A few hundred were reissued by Honda a few weeks ago. Therefore, the statement that “the supply of factory parts has dried up and future availability is unknown” is not true.

⁠@@memyselfandi761You gotta understand that a product like this doesn’t just spring up overnight, these guys have probably been working on getting these made for weeks/months between the idea of making them to getting prototypes made, and finally a finished product they could sell. Fate just so happens that Honda released a few hundred right as this product was being released. Don’t think it’s fair to say they’re making false claims here.

​@@dvidn878Now that Honda has made it available, don’t you think they should update the description? After all, they are going to supply hundreds or more of these bars until 2040, when they will stop producing NSX parts at the factory. Instead of using a “scare” tactic to persuade potential customers that it is no longer available from Honda, they should be honest and say that these are replica versions of the original bars that are still available. SOS has a reputation for doing this with their other remade replica parts so they get more profit from their own products by making customers think that the OEM ones are no longer available.

@@memyselfandi761 I'm interested to hear where you can get one of those reissued sets of bars. If SoS can't get them, I don't know where else to look

It can be tough, but we make it work. We are NSX lovers at heart!

😂yeah and then charge 2 grand for a down pipe

@@orleansjunky4074would you put a $300 eBay part on a six-figure car? NC1 owners are a discerning bunch and happy to spend what it costs to get something that has SoS’ reputation for thorough development, durability, and longevity behind it. This isn’t the Civic community.

@@benenglert3401 I understand. Head up your arse

The fact that they do this eases many NSX owners hearts and minds including mine. It's hard to own a rare car without any aftermarket ongoing support.

Sorry, this is not something we plan to test as we question the stress on the engine's reciprocating parts at that speed.